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Luiz Sacilotto was a Brazilian concrete artist who developed a geometric vocabulary of interlocking planes and rhythmic linear compositions in paint, relief, and sculptural form. Working from the 1950s onward, he was central to Brazil's concrete movement, translating mathematical principles into richly textured abstract works that occupy the space between painting and object. His practice emerged from postwar modernism's faith in abstraction as a universal language, executed with meticulous control and serial repetition.

Santo André, Brazil